Keeping an updated photography portfolio can be tedious work. It would be ideal to update your portfolio after every job to keep things current, but personally speaking, during busy season working on my website is the last thing I have
How to Build Your Portrait Photography Portfolio without Losing Your Mind, Your Wallet or Your Friends
Portfolio building is a tricky subject, it’s a catch 22—to get clients you need to show them your portfolio, but you can’t build your portfolio unless you have clients.
There is one easy way around this, and I’m guessing you
Using Dropbox to Organize your Blogging Files
There are a ton of great reasons to use Dropbox, but the one I care about the most is being able to access it on-the-go. I haaaate wasting time, and after I was banging my head against the wall waiting …
Creating a Marketing Schedule for your Photography Business
Hello, hello! I wanted to share my tools for organizing and outlining my marketing & social media schedule. Organization is KEY to maintaining consistency and avoiding overwhelm. And consistency will drive results (More money! More clients! Less wasted time!).
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Blog + Instagram Planning PDFs for your Photography Business
In planning my photography marketing calendar for this year, I designed a few business PDFs for organizing my schedule and maintaining consistency for posting. I love being able to view my entire blogging/Instagram schedule in one place! I thought many …
The Importance of Blogging for Photographers
Recently I’ve heard quite a bit about how “blogging is dead”, but I have to disagree—at least for the portrait photography industry. While many of my clients do find me by word of mouth, or Facebook recommendations from friends, over …